Question

loca varieties maters​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Local Varieties

I’m really excited to be starting this position in horticulture at UW Madison, as I see my longstanding interests in sustainable agriculture, local food systems and participatory plant breeding finally coming together. Discussions about food systems are starting to include the need for varieties adapted to local environmental conditions, and discussions in plant breeding are recognizing the particular needs of organic and sustainable farmers growing for local markets. There are also many management innovations, such as high tunnels, that open a range of new possibilities for local food systems in more northern climates such as Wisconsin.

Answer 2

Explanation:

At a national symposium on increasing rice yields in Kharif (Monsoon season) held at CRRI, Cuttack on February 8-11, 1978, rice workers agreed that “the time is now ripe to redefine the term High Yielding Variety (HYV) as a high yielding variety for a particular environment possessing suitable plant-type characters for that condition which may not be suitable for other environments.